Calais Turbo

stiffy21 · 02-07-10, 20:53

hey guys just after some help with my gas system that often wen i give it to it the air box blows. any ideas how to fix this problem?

fishy840 · 03-07-10, 01:41

possibly check spark plugs and ignition leads and replace as required and regap spark plugs to 0.8mm

Matt. · 03-07-10, 10:37

Is it happening to a VT?
cos my mum had the same problem, pretty sure it went in to get fixed, tho I never asked what the problem turned out to be, I'll find out later and let you know.

LUXJET · 04-07-10, 10:59

yeah happening to my vs too.. im thinking change the plugs n leads and a $80 tune will fix it..

stiffy21 · 04-07-10, 18:12

k thx heaps guys. btw matt its a vx but i doubt it will be that much of a difference anyway
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Matt. · 05-07-10, 14:53

Found out.. Apparently it was the leads.

CK-1991 · 12-10-10, 12:51

@ Matt
i had the same problem after having LPG installed on my vt
but for me after i changed plugs and leads and it was still doing it, it turned out the guy who tuned it was running gas to lean.

adjusted it and it's all good now!

VQ355 · 03-06-11, 00:30

a motor that has a slight miss running on lpg with backfire alot, be careful if you wash under the bonnet, same will happen if the leads get wet.
new plugs and leads should fix it everytime

vlturbobo · 29-08-11, 21:50

itll continu 2 happen, just do what i did. get a valve put into the airbox. 99% of gas joints sell em, and when it backfires the valve will pop open venting out the backfire and leaving the airbox intact.

02-07-10, 20:53	#1
stiffy21 Player Join Date: 26-06-10 Location: VIC, western suburbs Car: Trader Rating: (0)	backfire and blowing airbox hey guys just after some help with my gas system that often wen i give it to it the air box blows. any ideas how to fix this problem?

03-07-10, 10:37	#3
Matt. Player Join Date: 20-05-10 Location: VIC, Melbourne, South East. Car: 1988 VL Vacationer Sedan, 1963 XL Falcon Wagon. Trader Rating: (1)	Is it happening to a VT? cos my mum had the same problem, pretty sure it went in to get fixed, tho I never asked what the problem turned out to be, I'll find out later and let you know. __________________ ShotByMatt. Photography.

04-07-10, 10:59	#4
LUXJET yehboi Join Date: 17-09-06 Location: VIC, 3268 Car: PANNIC Trader Rating: (5)	yeah happening to my vs too.. im thinking change the plugs n leads and a $80 tune will fix it.. __________________ Bitches be trippin .

05-07-10, 14:53	#6
Matt. Player Join Date: 20-05-10 Location: VIC, Melbourne, South East. Car: 1988 VL Vacationer Sedan, 1963 XL Falcon Wagon. Trader Rating: (1)	Found out.. Apparently it was the leads. __________________ ShotByMatt. Photography.

03-07-10, 01:41	#2
fishy840 Player Join Date: 25-09-08 Location: Melbourne, south east Car: Trader Rating: (0)	possibly check spark plugs and ignition leads and replace as required and regap spark plugs to 0.8mm

04-07-10, 18:12	#5
stiffy21 Player Join Date: 26-06-10 Location: VIC, western suburbs Car: Trader Rating: (0)	k thx heaps guys. btw matt its a vx but i doubt it will be that much of a difference anyway \

12-10-10, 12:51	#7
CK-1991 Player Join Date: 12-10-10 Location: Melbourne, Hoppers Crossing Car: Trader Rating: (0)	@ Matt i had the same problem after having LPG installed on my vt but for me after i changed plugs and leads and it was still doing it, it turned out the guy who tuned it was running gas to lean. adjusted it and it's all good now!

03-06-11, 00:30	#8
VQ355 Player Join Date: 05-05-11 Location: VIC, Echuca Car: Trader Rating: (0)	a motor that has a slight miss running on lpg with backfire alot, be careful if you wash under the bonnet, same will happen if the leads get wet. new plugs and leads should fix it everytime

29-08-11, 21:50	#9
vlturbobo Player Join Date: 09-02-05 Location: Melbourne, Ballarat Car: 97 ford mondeo wagon glx & vl calais series II in the build Trader Rating: (2)	itll continu 2 happen, just do what i did. get a valve put into the airbox. 99% of gas joints sell em, and when it backfires the valve will pop open venting out the backfire and leaving the airbox intact.